50 state (or rather 47) legal length towing
On this link http://towingworld.com/towinglaws.cfm , it mentions "reciprocity". Whereby if you are legal in your own state of registration, you are legal in other states too. Now I have looked at ever...
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I know a lot of people that have 45' MH's and pull 30' stackers. None has ever been cited for over length. The one state that can be a pain is California. Most won't bring their stackers there and many won't bring their MH there because of their restrictions over 40'.
I have a 45' MH and a 30' trailer that I almost never tow, because to me it is so limiting in terms of CG's. Personally, I would stick to 65 or 70' overall, or less if you can live with it.
I have a 45' MH and a 30' trailer that I almost never tow, because to me it is so limiting in terms of CG's. Personally, I would stick to 65 or 70' overall, or less if you can live with it.
